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E.A.N Eloquent Accurate Ardor Novel
My Logo highlights my Goals as a Designer . I seek to become a passionate and eloquent designer That creates novel designs that are appropriately resolved for construction.
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Contents
http://issuu.com/yeeann
Profile
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Curriculum Vitae
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Studio Fire
Cube Motel at Spencer X Batman Street : Transition, 2015
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Studio Air
Carbon Neutral Star-Gazing Platform: The Infinity Platform, 2014
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Studio Earth Studio Water
Monument at Herring Island: Changing Perspectives, 2014
Boathouse at Studley Park : Reflections, 2013
Virtual Environments Construction Design Site Tectonics
Lantern: Natural Interference, 2013
McBride Charles Ryan Architects Pentleigh & Essendon Grammar School, 2014
Relocation of the Farnsworth House at Maribrynong River: Caldera, 2014
Other School Projects
Hobby Since 4 years old
Hobbies: Photography and Traveling Screen Design
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Collages and Illustration
Hobbies: Sketching and Painting
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http://instagram.com/tanyeeann
Screen Design during my internship at Capstone Aluminum
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Yee Ann (Ean), Tan http://issuu.com/yeeann
About Me My interest in architecture developed from
I was given the opportunity to learn and
my initial love for drawing and painting. In
hone my digital rendering skills (eg. Learning
addition, I have always had a passion for
Software such as Rhino, Illustrator, Indesign
the Sciences and curiosity about how things
Vray plugin and Photoshop), allowing me
worked. Therefore, it was natural that I was
to pursue my dreams. The course fanned my
drawn to architecture which satisfies both
interest for the arts and design, deepening my
my passion for aesthetics and my scientific
understanding of architecture.
nature. I hope to keep learning and developing my Initially I was unable to design using the
skills in digital presentation to become a
computer and most of my designs were hand
competent architect.
My goal is to design spaces that are functional
drawn. However, through my course of study in
with well resolved details to ensure the users’
the University of Melbourne,
comfort over the lifetime of the construction.
Sketching Hand Models
I personally believe that Form should never
Laser Cutting
compromise Function.
Card Cutter
Proficiencies 3D Printing Microsoft Microsoft Office Office
Sketching Sketching
InDesign InDesign
Hand HandModels Models
Photoshop Photoshop
Laser LaserCutting Cutting
Illustrator Illustrator
Card Card Cutter Cutter
Rhinoceros 5.0 5.0 Rhinoceros
3D 3DPrinting Printing
Autocad Grasshopper
Microsoft Office
3D Max Max 3D
InDesign
Revit
Photoshop
Google Sketchup More about Me:
Illustrator Rhinoceros 5.0
Autocad Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tanyeeann/media_set?set=a.125842878401.105944.635078401&type=3
Issuu: http://issuu.com/yeeann
Grasshopper
Instagram: https://instagram.com/tanyeeann/
3D Max
Vsco: http://tanyeeann.vsco.co/journal/p/1
Revit Google Sketchup
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Curriculum Vitae http://issuu.com/yeeann
Education
Work Experience
2012-2015
2009-10 (Nov- Feb)
Bachelor of Environments (Major:
Capstone Aluminum ,Malaysia
Capstone Aluminum ,Malaysia
Architecture) , University of Melbourne
Quality Control Assistant:
Mr Tan Hua Tian : 017-7968586
I assisted in the quality control and
Riady: 010-7103173
Jan-Feb 2014
conducted various quality control checks
Winter Exchange Program, Stuttgart
on the aluminum extrusion. In addition, I also
University
dabbled in Stock taking and the Checking
During the exchange I learned about
of Quantity for Production. During my time
20th Century Architecture and had the
there I oversaw the construction process
opportunity to visit some of them. In addition,
of Curtain wall project for Singapore’s Park
I am blessed to have had the opportunity
Hotel and Australia’s Macquaire Library and
to travel around Europe and experience
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different cultures in breadth. Furthermore, I manged to learn basic German, so that I am
2012 (Jan-May)
able speak and understand German at a
D’Collage Art School ,Singapore
D’Collage Art School ,Singapore
rudimentary level.
Art Teacher:
Mrs Suzanne : +65 96352468
I taught art to Primary School Children. 2010-2012
Through the experience I learned how to
Singapore Armed Forces
deal with children as well as had the chance
During my service term I was given the
to explore some new painting/drawing medi-
opportunity to hold a leadership position, as
ums that I did not frequently use.
a Sergeant. From the experience I learned how to lead men for missions and duties.
2012-2013 (Nov-Jan) Minesco ,Melbourne
Minesco ,Melbourne
2008-2009
Quantity Surveyor Assistant:
Eunice : +61 458972859
Catholic Junior College
I was assigned the role of stock taking and
Jessica: +61 433656720
While studying for my A Levels, I took part
inspection of glazing panels for the compa-
in various co-curriculum activities such as
ny’s projects. Through the inspection process
Canoeing, Overseas Community Involvement
(of ensuring precision of panel dimensions)
Projects and developed my personal
, I was exposed to architecture, shop and
hobby of sketching and painting. I was also
fabrication drawings. During the internship I
awarded the National Youth Achievement
facilitated in various projects namely, Upper
Award (Gold) by the President of Singapore
West side Podium and the Prima Pearl Tower,
in 2009.
in Melbourne.
2003-2007
2014 (June)
Anglo Chinese School (Barker Road)
Janho ,Brisbane
Janho ,Brisbane
Intern facilitating an Engineer Designing
Allan: +61 426200210
structural details:
nx2005ky@163.com
During my internship, I had the chance to learn more about fabrication and basic shop drawings, over the duration I oversaw the commencement of Queensland Childrens Hospital.
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Referee 2014 (December Sales) Doro Retail ,Singapore
Doro
Promoter:
Meryl: +65 96602981
I Learned more about Men’s high fashion. Working at Tangs Orchard gave me the opportunity to speak to people of different walks of life. It also taught me how to best present my product to customers. This skill is something that could be applied to presenting my design to clients, Hence I am very glad that I have got the chance to work there. 2014-5 (Dec-Feb) Capstone Aluminum ,Singapore &
Capstone Aluminum Singapore
Malaysia
Mr Tan Hua Joo : +65 96750752
Building Facade Designer’s Assistant/ Third Party Quality Control Personnel for IGLU Project in Brisbane: Working in the Singapore branch, I had the opportunity to understand the process of getting BCA (Singapore) approval for curtain wall details, where I played a part in amending Shop Drawings and Panel Drawings for the Facade company Capstone. In addition I learned different components and features of windows and the Curtain wall Unitized Panels. I also visited the branch in Malaysia ,where I was antiquated with several key personnels in the glazing and curtain wall testing. I was fortunate to get first hand dialogue with Aluminum Power Coating Company (iCoat) in Malaysia and a Pre-casting Company (Coninco). During my time there I have had the opportunity to design a privacy screen for a client of Capstone Aluminum.
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Transition
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Cube Motel The Cube Motel is located at the intersection between Spencer and Batman Street. The brief mandates the inclusion of : 1. Bedrooms for Motel guest 2. Office Space for 3 Disperse interest Figure 3: Section of the Cube Motel Parallel to Spencer Street
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Figure 5: Section of the Ground floor, showing the Volumetric Transition
Figure 6: Drop off zone
Design Concept: Bridge’s Transition model guides people to tackle change. He suggest that there is a Neutral Zone, that helps ease the journey between the ending of our previous state and the start of our new state. William Bridges Drawing reference to Bridges’ model of the psychological state of the human mind and how they respond to change. I adapted the Neutral Zone concept seeking to represent them physically.
Figure 7: Transition Vestibule space increasing in volume
The concept of ‘Transition’ is evident in the :
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Process Figure 58:Algorithmic Section cut of a constellation viewing pod
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requirements and to fulfill my design intent. Utilizing Grasshopper I generated design
Figure 36 (above): Design iterations for the Mega tree structure Figure 37 (Left) : James Turrell’s Dividing Light Installation
Figure 43-54 : Mega tree pod branching iterations
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Figure 45 : Card model of the Mega tree structure to provide a greater resolution to the structural form of the design.
Figure 46: Entrance to the Infinity Platform at Sonder Hoved Pier.
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Figure 53: Interior space of the Model and how it interacts with sunlight.
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Design Agenda: To design a boat house that allows various users to Reflect, relax and rest.
Figure 55: ‘Reflections’ Rendered into the site, Studley Park
Design Concept: Reflections - The physical reflection of the constructed elements - The mental reflective state of mind induced through the spatial experience.
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Figure 58-60: Model of ‘Reflections’. (58&59) showing the structure/form and (60) showing the boat shed. Figure 61-64 : Digital renders of the (61)vestibule, (62)outdoor space at the back ,(63)the Restaurant and (64)the loft in the Restaurant.
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“God is in the Detail.” Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe Through this project. I was able to learn more about the construction of an actual building and understand the beauty and importance of Details.
This project also tested my model making and Drawing skills. Figure 71-77 : Construction Design Charles Mcbridge’s Pentleigh & Essedon Grammar School Model
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Site Tectonics
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Figure 78: Caldera inspired landscape for the relocation of Farnsworth House.
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“ Solitude is a place of Purification� Martin Burber Through this Subject I tested different ways to manipulate the landscape. For this Project I wanted to create a home isolated from the public, while still able to enjoy the natural landscape of the site. Drawing inspiration from the Caldera landscape, I appropriated it to Figure 79: Ramps to go to the Farnsworth House
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The Caldera Design included a water feature at the immediate site, bringing qualities of the river to the living space.
Figure 80: Ramps to go to the Farnsworth House
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Figures 78-80 shows the rendered images of the site. Figure 81 shows the Plan of the landscape design. Figure 82 shows the rendered plan view of Caldera. Figure 83 shows a rendered perspective of the site.
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Figure 83: Rendered view of the Ramps to go to the Farnsworth House
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Other School Projects Collages and Visual Communication
These are some of my projects I have done in Printing Collage and Social Engagement and Visual Communications.
Figure 85-89 : Collages and visual communication assignment.
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Hobbies - Sketching & Painting Drawing since I was 5 years old.
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Hobbies - Traveling & Photography https://instagram.com/tanyeeann/
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Figure 114- 121 : Photos of my travelling adventures.
I have been blessed with the opportunity to travel around the world and see beautiful architecture. To preserve these memories, I take photos to document my life experiences. I have been doing this since 2009. I use various social media, such as Facebook and Instagram to help me store my memories.
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Screen Design For Capstone Aluminium, Johor Bahru
Here I used a random black and white image to map out the perforations in the plane. After which I inputted the data collected from the previous step to map out the opening size and perforation zones.
Here I used a random black and white image to map out the perforations in the plane. After which I inputted the data collected from the previous step to map out the opening size and perforation zones.
After inputting the image data I used sliders to control the opening size (radius) and the minimum penetration which simulates the fabrication limitation which might occur.
After inputting the image data I used sliders to control the opening size (radius) and the minimum penetration which simulates the fabrication limitation which might occur.
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Figure 123-125 : The 3 different Designs presented to the client. 1(top): Lines (Bars) 2(middle): Leaves (Foliage) SUNSCREENinPANEL DESIGN 2 3(bottom):Birds Flight (Flights of fancy)
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Figure 126: CNC punch machine at Capstone Aluminum
Figure 128 : On Site installation of the screens.
Figure 127 : Test Sample for the Aluminum Screen
Figure 129 : On Site installation of the screens.
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